Antarctica Glaciers Move 600 Yards a Year
Antarctica's glaciers advance about 600 yards annually as crevassed, ridged ice complicates surface features. The terrain is so uneven that landing helicopters are hindered by snow bridges and crevasses.
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1963
Page
2
Antarctica's glaciers advance about 600 yards annually as crevassed, ridged ice complicates surface features. The terrain is so uneven that landing helicopters are hindered by snow bridges and crevasses.
The Rainbow Girls presented a Christmas program Sunday at Heritage House with Sue Rudolph as moderator and participants including Janet Carl Sue Wilkinson Barbara Kolp Marcia Brix and Lee Marshall. A Christmas gathering hosted by Mrs Roy O Wheatley drew 16 family members from Hastings Omaha Council Bluffs and Atlantic. The Past Noble Grand Club held a potluck dinner and elected officers with a grab bag exchange.
Busy Bee club hosts a Christmas party in Cedar Falls with a 50 cent grab bag gift exchange. Numerous local members and guests attend church events, OES and WSCS meetings, and a series of Christmas gatherings across Elk Horn, Massena, Atlantic, Cumberland, Griswold, Anita, and Council Bluffs communities. Open house marks the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Krogstad in Elk Horn.
Robert H. Cooper and the E. C. Henningsen Company, Inc. seek 3365.44 from Ed Williams of Atlantic in district court. Cooper claims injuries from an unusual Dec 22, 1961 accident when a 1960 Valiant towed by Williams collided with Don Hockenberry’s truck. Henningsen seeks 72344 for its car damage and 600 for a broken surveyor’s transit.
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